· 5/28/1999
Cagle v. Hutto
Citations
- 177 F.3d 253
- 1999 WL 339711
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- explaining that the PLRA is intended to “remove the federal district courts from the business of supervising the day-to-day operation” of prisons
- concluding that a district court “may, in its discretion conduct a pretermination evidentiary hearing,” but a district court “must hold such a hearing when the party opposing termination alleges specific facts which, if true, would amount to a current and ongoing constitutional violation.”
- pre-termination evidentiary hearing is discretionary unless party opposing termination alleges specific facts amounting to current and ongoing constitutional violation
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Judges: Wilkinson, Wilkins, Hamilton
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